Sentence examples for wedge time from inspiring English sources

A week in Paris reiterates the power of great food; a month in Joshua Tree National Park admonishes you to wedge time out of your work flow for the contemplative and the holy.

In this way, country-specific employment tax wedge time series are a first of many ingredients for cross-country comparisons of labor market dynamics during and after the financial crisis.

The Giants led the Tennessee Titans by 12 points with 14 minutes 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter, a small wedge of time for a contender.

Moreover, we do not know in detail how the SAFS evolved and specifically what have been the fluid pathways in the crust above the dehydrating wedge over time.

Members wedged rehearsal time into tour schedules.

We discuss three key issues in the design and analysis of stepped wedge trials — time-on-treatment effects, treatment effect heterogeneity and cohort studies.

The 6 a.m. science meeting, team members only, came wedged in time with another big mission moment: Less than 2 hours later, New Horizons would make its closest pass past Pluto.

Ultimately, we believe that the optimal design to establish a causal relationship between nurse workload/staffing ratios and mortality is a cluster randomized controlled trial or a multi-centre step-wedge interrupted time series to compare the effect of determining bed capacity based on workload/staffing ratios against bed capacity determined by physical bed spaces.

While not always feasible, an experimental or quasi-experimental design (e.g. randomized controlled trials, cluster randomized trials, stepped wedge, or time-series designs) should be used to compare detection rates prior to and following implementation of screening.

Given the paucity of data attesting to the structural effects of lateral wedges over time, further research is necessary using more sensitive methods of measuring disease progression such as magnetic resonance imaging.

The contact angle of the wedge changes at time t = 0 from the wedge angle α to the equilibrium contact angle β, and its effects spread into the wedge via capillarity-driven surface diffusion.